Not that Apple today isn't a walled garden or Facebook isn't a walled garden.
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"We are trying to break down walled gardens, and Facebook is a walled garden," Yergin said.
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In the early days of the Internet, we heard about walled gardens; this would be a walled life.
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Similar to the walled gardens of content from the '90s, Facebook and Google have put up walled gardens of data.
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While many of the bottles on this list use double-walled insulation, EcoVessel goes even further with its triple-walled designs.
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Double-walled and vacuum-sealed, by the way, is a century-old technology, and most modern, steel-walled water bottles employ it.
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There's this sort of sway between walled gardens and the content being brought inside, to openness and then back to walled gardens.
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Updated February 2020: We've added four new vessels and swapped out the Snow Peak single-walled mug for their double-walled mug.
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The walled gardens may get higherOther so-called walled gardens including Facebook and Amazon could also benefit from Google&aposs privacy changes.
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But they will be virtually walled off from the poor black areas of the city, like castles walled off from the misery of the countryside.
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Social media has buzzed with parents relaying their children's fears that they or their friends will be deported, walled in or walled out if Mr. Trump becomes president.
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"The walled gardens are probably going to remain walled, so we're taking matters into our own hands," said Pritchard, whose company spent $6.75 billion on advertising in 2019.
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The good news is that there's a button to switch between a single and a double (but you'll still have to account for single-walled and double-walled baskets).
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This is speaking to your walled gardens-- point, which is, I think that sometimes-- walled garden strategies can work for some of the time, but not all of the time.
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" "Every time I watched it, I was walled off.
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Stainless Steel Double Walled Wine Glass With Lid — $18.69
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Jumpshot pitched itself as a way around the walled gardensJumpshot has long pitched its data to advertisers and journalists as a way to get data from walled gardens like Amazon, Netflix, and Google.
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The backyard has a pool that's walled in for privacy.
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Now Prisma is hoping to build its own walled garden.
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So basically, the Jews were walled into a vertical coffin.
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All walled cities, including the Vatican, had a similar purpose.
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Drake is becoming more walled off as a person, too.
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Some were walled off, others torn down and some replaced.
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The place is neat and walled with books on shelves.
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China walled off entire hospital wards to contain the virus.
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We'll be walled in with all of our guns, though.
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"Having three walled gardens is OK, but having 15 to 20 small walled gardens on a media plan is not manageable," said Ana Milicevic, a principal and cofounder of the consulting firm Sparrow Advisers.
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He had request for help and he had basically stone walled.
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The Forbidden City is a crimson-walled tyranny, filled with spies.
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China also walled off access to Bing, YouTube, Wordpress, and more.
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Prudential once walled itself off from the city's streets with skywalks.
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And then there is the walled gardens' most prized bloom: data.
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It is a walled garden, even if it has some gates.
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We knew the Walled Garden would win way back in 2011.
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In 2014, display advertisers started concentrating on large, walled, social networks.
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In addition, walled gardens inhibit innovation in favor of profit margins.
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Could you opt for a vacuum-walled mug or travel tumbler?
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To learn more about Gozo and its walled Cittadella, click here.
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Hence, the need for the totally walled off titular protective outpost.
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There are 40 glass-walled conference rooms with full audiovisual capabilities.
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Smith is walled off from hearing anything about those ongoing investigations.
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Mr. King is nearly walled in by drums and a glockenspiel.
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He will not; that part of the environment is invisible-walled.
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The benefits of operating within a regulated walled garden are obvious.
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The selection was limited to 5,000 titles and walled behind Prime.
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She sat next to Sevigny in a glass-walled conference room.
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In a sense, a proprietary walled garden ocean liner. AOL. Yeah.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The room — brick-floored, plaster-walled, empty — is simple.
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The road is walled with tree trunks and tall green weeds.
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An austere, white-walled apartment was certainly never on the table.
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Over 903 years, five rooms and a walled courtyard were added.
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Click here to book your stay at The Walled Off Hotel.
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Now the already up-for-rent Moat Cottage, Cartshed and electricity-free Hex Cottage have been joined by the Walled Garden, a palatial eight-bedroom bolthole wrought from one of Suffolk's few surviving walled kitchen gardens.
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But a more educated guess at what the anonymous street artist enjoys nibbling on is a "Walled Off Salad": the signature dish served all day at the ground floor café of his Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.
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Also because walled gardens suck, and I'm gonna be stubborn about it.
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And this is doubly true if you stay within Apple's walled garden.
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The walled garden has been razed and its fields sown with salt.
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When the iPhone launched in 2007, it was a totally walled garden.
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An impregnable walled garden, used for business communications as well as personal.
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Yeung recently published his latest project, "Walled City," to express this idea.
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The problem with this vision is that walled fortresses are seldom friendly.
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A cardinal rule of managing such walled gardens is to control access.
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That's not to say that it is completely a walled Google garden.
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"This is the model for the walled gardens of today," Davis said.
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The concentration of data in walled gardens increases the cost of security.
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You guys have this walled garden and you're not sharing the results.
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Republicans in Congress and the president are walled in by the wall.
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College is still a walled safe city for kids just like you.
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Both operate on walled-off, encrypted systems unconnected to the broader Internet.
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Double walled and insulated, this jug keeps cold things cold all day.
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Lahore Fort in Lahore's Walled City is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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I was sitting at a desk in an expansive, glass-walled house.
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It was right in the shadow of the high-walled Warner Bros.
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Theholds air better than most exercise balls with its thick-walled design.
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Neuvirth walled up to deny Toninato, but Nieto shoveled home another rebound.
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The labyrinth-like city is walled and surrounded by water and forest.
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The '225s were pretty well walled-off from the Super Bowl era.
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Let's ponder why the walled garden won out over the open protocol.
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The shoreline is often separated, and sometimes walled off, by private property.
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Vibe: The space has a bright but slightly generic white-walled look.
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TB bacteria can survive even when "walled in" by white blood cells.
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INDOORS The glass-walled home offers plentiful views of the verdant property.
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And China's walled-off internet, widely predicted to fail, has instead thrived.
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Few of us can escape the walled homeland of our personal identity.
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Those quilted, walled-off pockets that hold the down in your jacket?
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The bathroom includes a granite-topped vanity and a glass-walled shower.
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"Hello," I say inside the large glass walled atrium of the foyer.
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She is whisked away back to Hades, walled off from him forever.
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Its extra-large, white-walled tires made for an unusually smooth ride.
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It's a chilling depiction of how walled-off our country has become.
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Driving out of the area, the tourists noticed abandoned mud-walled homes.
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There was this whole argument about the walled garden versus ... The internet.
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As it stands, Reece hasn't found many fans of the glass-walled pavilion.
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In a digital walled garden of hate, who is there to disagree with?
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They feature a double-walled vacuum-sealed body made out of stainless steel.
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The landscaped, walled grounds include a pool with an adjacent kitchen and pavilion.
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Last summer, people began to show up at the farmer's mud-walled shack.
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They leave now because the walled gardens are overrun by marketing and trolls.
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Microsoft's previous walled garden approach to the store generated fierce criticism from Sweeney.
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The other included a window-walled backstage area left visible to the street.
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The notion of Apple's "walled garden" ecosystem of products precedes even the iPhone.
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Walled gardens will be broken down, enabling cross-platform play with anyone, anywhere.
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But this tight-gripped ecosystem makes the iPhone a so-called walled-garden.
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Among the options are two double walled travel mugs and a ceramic mug.
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But gradually, everything got locked up [behind walled gardens, including that of Facebook].
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While in the marble-walled Arkangel lab, Sarah is injected with a serum.
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Historically, most of the world's great centres of commerce have been walled cities.
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A similar antitrust case about potential overreach in Apple's walled garden—Apple v.
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Sony has yet to budge, forcing PS4 players inside of a walled garden.
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Users bounce stories around within this walled garden of other like-minded individuals.
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The ramifications of Facebook's decision were limited to its own walled garden, however.
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Because the "walled garden" model is endemic when it comes to mobile advertising.
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Walled gardens of content tied to your mobile network is one nightmare scenario.
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And yet they are walled off from each other in our historical memory.
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We entered the walled courtyard of a local mosque, simple and slightly derelict.
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Most people now spend their time on social networks and other walled gardens.
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The imposed silence that has walled off reports of sexual abuse is crumbling.
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The texts occasionally resist continuity, or at least remain walled in poetic ambiguity.
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Later, the workers rented half of a house tucked inside a walled compound.
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Corporate lobbyists rigged the system, leaving the majority walled off from their dreams.
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Their new porcelain double-walled chocolate fondue pot and warmer is particularly effective.
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The walled city-state is surrounded by Rome, where most Vatican employees live.
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In 1842, a high-walled reservoir was built where the library is today.
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The master bathroom has a sleek double vanity and a glass-walled shower.
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If Twitter were really walled off from the real world, it'd be fine.
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The commode is in a separate clapboard-walled room with a second shower.
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Inside, the white-walled living spaces makes for an open yet cozy feel.
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Options are what I get when I'm outside of Apple's lush, walled garden.
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The three distinct buildings in the home are connected by glass-walled corridors.
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Facebook and Google are often cited as examples of those "walled garden" companies.
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The bathrooms have hardwood floors, stand-alone tubs and large, glass-walled showers.
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El Chicano was the first luchador to enter the stark, cement-walled gym.
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Long ago, Paris was a walled city built around an island in the Seine.
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Tech companies are known for having offices that challenge the white-walled cubicle norm.
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"Those were our traditions," said Huamani from a bench in her walled front yard.
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The location is home to a walled Buddhist city that dates back 5,000 years.
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Will you also have to open up your walled garden for third-party content?
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Even when they were ubiquitous, orphanages were walled off from the rest of society.
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But the walled garden aspect also makes it feel less like "real," stressful writing.
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But those are hard-line issues the conservative party has built walled gardens around.
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Microsoft's previous walled garden approach generated fierce criticism from Tim Sweeney, Epic Games CEO.
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A walled courtyard leads to a double front door with an arched transom window.
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The place is white-walled and well lit, broken up by flowing wooden columns.
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"Sometimes I think I come across more in the 'walled off' arena," she said.
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The SWIFT facility should have been walled off from the rest of the network.
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Some nationalists hope the world will become a network of walled-but-friendly fortresses.
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TC: How did you start that shift to live outside of Facebook's walled garden?
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As the internet and social businesses have matured, the value is the walled garden.
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Military trucks were seen entering and exiting the walled compound, including a demining vehicle.
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Should the Supreme Court Knock the First Brick Out of Apple&aposs Walled Garden?
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Facebook lives in a walled garden where no data leaves and very little enters.
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But the Internet remains a much wider web than a few walled garden platforms.
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The Hydro Flask is also vacuum-insulated and doubled-walled for longer hold times.
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Some of the men later fled to Nam Pin Wai, a traditional walled village.
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Relatively few pterosaur fossils are preserved because of the animal's fragile, thin-walled bones.
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Business signs have been torn down, gates padlocked, entrances walled off with cinder blocks.
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YETI's double-walled vacuum insulation keeps his cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot.
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The property boasts everything from a landscaped courtyard to a glass-walled wine room.
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Li, Yuanyuan, and I sit down in a glass-walled office in the back.
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Cubans, Colombians and Dominicans also moved in, building walled, palm-lined golf course communities.
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Cameras aren't allowed in the kitchen, which is mostly walled off from customers' view.
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Even the ICA's small staff work in glass-walled offices directly off the entrance.
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Dinan is a picturesque walled town in Brittany, France, that overlooks the Rance River.
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On the second floor, there are free cooking classes in a glass-walled kitchen.
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The walled camp has just four shower units and 10 toilets for 65 tents.
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Paru directed me to a door at the far end of a walled garden.
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His current campaign is based out of his bare-walled office at the firm.
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Now it calls for cultures to be walled off and boundaries to be policed.
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Sitting in his walled temple compound in Gintota, Sumedhananda Thero gave a bleak prophecy.
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He is the King of Uruk, a splendid, high-walled city in southern Mesopotamia.
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It was the first time she'd ever left the walled side of the city.
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"He has walled himself off from the rest of the world," Mr. Leamer said.
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The bigger question is whether Apple should have its walled garden in the first place.
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The restaurant is in a small, sunny, white-walled space accented by colorful abstract photographs.
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With its lush landscapes and walled Roman towns, it would certainly make an attractive destination.
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You have to strike a balance between a walled garden and controlling the user experience.
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That means consumers could end up paying a premium to escape from their walled gardens.
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Inside the walled garden of a theme park, however, it's something we elect to do.
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The Walled Garden issue relates to the growing digital duopoly enjoyed by Google and Facebook.
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Retreating to walled compounds in remote locations priced for those in the upper income bracket.
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But the stairs are walled off and there is little hope for those left behind.
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At the very least, give them high-walled cubicles that provide a modicum of privacy.
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Lighted like a morgue by James F. Ingalls, O'Connor's set suggests a concrete-walled slaughterhouse.
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Ultimately social media has to be a free-for-all or it's a walled garden.
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The 16th-century structure has three additional cottages and claims a world-famous walled garden.
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A park now resides on the site, with a small exhibition about the Walled City.
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And who is more walled off from regular society than senators and members of Congress?
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It's also packed with luxe amenities, including a carriage house, walled garden and tennis court.
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The whole property — five en-suite rooms and a walled garden — will open next spring.
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The front door opens to a walled flagstone courtyard, shaded by aspen and cottonwood trees.
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Stainless steel French presses: A double-walled design is key for stainless steel French presses.
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The other guests, in a glass-walled den off the terrace, were watching the Globes.
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A Xandr VP insisted that it's "not the next walled garden," countering some advertisers' concerns.
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The bourbon bar is a dramatic dark-walled room with horse artwork on the walls.
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Two decades ago, China essentially walled off its internet from the rest of the world.
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Some devs even launched only on jailbroken phones, thumbing their noses at Apple's walled garden.
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In the revered birth town of Jesus, the Walled Off hotel stands three storeys high.
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Down a hall with fluorescent lighting, in a white-walled room, were 30 wooden cribs.
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We sat in a silent, glass-walled meeting room and started by recounting Tiqets' origins.
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"They've got this really old-school interior," T-Michael said of the mirror-walled bar.
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I have seen, but without pleasure, Realms of Sweets that are fenced or walled enclosures.
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They live in spaces, attend schools, and play on streets largely walled off from police.
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Will the FB issues lead to the end of open APIs and more walled gardens ?
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"What we are envisioning is a separate room or a walled-off area," he said.
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When the salt marsh is drained and walled off from the tide it becomes grassland.
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"We've passed a milestone in Google's evolution from search engine to walled-garden," he writes.
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I sat with my editor and a photographer in a small, glass-walled conference room.
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French doors lead to a walled courtyard with a garden, a fountain and a firepit.
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This walled and picturesque city is, quite literally, the last bastion of Catalan in Italy.
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But I hate Apple's walled garden that limits how I use my iPhone every day.
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The master bathroom has double sinks, a jetted soaking tub and a glass-walled shower.
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In a small, glass-walled office, a fat man in overalls sat at a desk.
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It's the double-walled, insulated version meant to replicate and replace paper coffee shop cups.
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In the past, courts have walled entire areas of American life off from federal action.
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Was it walled and gated, or did the hedgerows form a barrier against the riffraff?
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Ours had a 5-foot-5 doubled-walled bed and a power-sliding rear window.
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Greater Noida has come to embody the shiny, walled-off vertical India of the future.
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He is lying in front of an elevated, low-walled enclosure that recedes behind him.
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For 224 months, Islamist fighters occupied places like the fabled mud-walled city of Timbuktu.
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The work in those walled-off institutions was backbreaking and often required handling dangerous chemicals.
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It would be unassuming if it weren't taking up most of the white-walled gallery.
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Edward and his wife Katherine have a stunning view of the walled garden from their residence.
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You could feel the tears and smell the gardenias, even with hip, white-walled nasal passages.
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The entire city is walled and surrounded by water, as is typical of ancient Chinese cities.
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The famous Apple walled garden may not be crumbling, but the cracks are starting to show.
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At the time people were worried that iOS's famed walled garden was coming to the Mac.
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These days, IsMyGirl and OnlyFans — partly pay-walled sites — are two of the top porn platforms.
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The master bedroom also has a sliding glass wall, which opens to a private walled deck.
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But at that point, you're not just independent, you're effectively walled off from the normal internet.
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The White House is now essentially walled off from comment by anyone without an internet connection.
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Cleanliness is achieved through double-walled rooms, plenty of filters, and a lot of special clothing.
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Inside Yandex's glass-walled offices, among its talented young employees, Russia's future must have looked bright.
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Despite digitization, the bulk of interactive entertainment has remained within one of the various walled gardens.
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When Disney's walled garden bears fruit, will everything outside those walls just wither on the vine?
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Both the Walled Off and the Waldorf salads are topped with walnuts and originated in hotels.
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Plas-yn-Cwm has extensive landscaping, including a walled garden, orchard, vegetable garden and Japanese garden.
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And some headed toward a rear area walled off from the main part of the club.
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Photos of the Kowloon Walled City often snuck into "are they real" galleries across the web.
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This is the raison d'etre of his new company Medium, a curated walled garden for content.
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Was £139.99, now £99.99 Double Y Double Walled Vacuum, Stainless Steel Insulated Coffee Mug with Filter.
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For the most part, you don't see Chinese firms operating outside the walled garden of China.
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The Città Alta may be the best preserved and most self-contained walled city in Europe.
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If that means an actual four walled building with beds, bathrooms, fireplaces, and a kitchen, great!
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But there is no free speech in the walled garden if the gardener doesn't will it.
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It tells those outside the walled garden, who may just be peaking in, what they're missing.
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The red-walled library features a fireplace as well, this one shaped like a stone gargoyle.
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The store also features a walled-off "Experience Room" where you can try out audio features.
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It's double-walled and vacuum-sealed, but you wouldn't know by looking at — or carrying — it.
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The handsome brick-walled room with stained-glass windows combines polished vintage details with industrial elements.
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The exhibition, installed as series of winding, gray-walled corridors, itself requires concentration, and encourages it.
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A university, with apologies to the wall before Mexico, is best pictured as a walled city.
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Last year's LGBT Pride parade had to be walled off from the hordes of Christian protesters.
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Before the advent of time-sharing, computers were largely walled off from users in glass rooms.
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His pitch comes down to a divide not uncommon in tech: walled gardens versus open platforms.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 1.8-acre lot has a walled yard and flagstone patio with mountain views.
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It contains stores on its ground level and even a glass-walled, terraced penthouse on top.
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We met at night at his family's ornate adobe-walled palace in Ouja, north of Riyadh.
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This level also has a recently renovated bathroom with a soaking tub and glass-walled shower.
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A large double-height, brick-walled family room takes up the rest of the third level.
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What concerns me is what other parts of my character are walled off alongside the addict.
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You're literally walled off from the rest of the people when you're on the campaign trail.
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The original developer of the property also lives on the site, in a small walled complex.
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The entrance is wrapped by a concrete-walled garden that doubles as a raised septic field.
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The Neediest Cases Fund They married in a white-walled loft in Manhattan in October 230.
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The en suite bathroom includes a double vanity and a spa bathtub and glass-walled shower.
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Bernadine is married to Jonathan (Wendell Pierce), a schoolteacher, who feels increasingly walled off from her.
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Challenged by hostile forces on most of its fronts, Israel is already pretty much walled in.
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Daphne lived in the village of Bidnija where she had a house in a walled compound.
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In a clear-walled laboratory compartment, an African grey parrot faced a heap of metal washers.
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At the State Department, his chief of staff is widely seen as having walled him off.
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I consider my savings accounts to be walled off from my checking and daily spending needs.
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"This was [also] a domestic household, a mud-walled compound, bombed with precision missiles," said Mansfield.
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A better bet is the medieval walled city of Aigues-Mortes, just 35 kilometers from Arles.
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The 11-hectare walled and terraced expanse now draws hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.
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The openness mirrored changes happening at his company, which has long been considered a walled garden.
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I worked in what felt like a four-walled enclosure, a laboratory and not a bedroom.
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I remember us being criticized because we were a "walled garden," I think we were called.
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This "shout till you're hoarse, storm out of the room" election helped show how divided people on either side of the political spectrum are — geographically walled off from each other in different communities, mentally walled off by the vastly different news sources and Facebook feeds they read.
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Military trucks were seen entering and exiting the walled compound throughout the day, including a demining vehicle.
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These companies hoard user data in their walled-garden silos and use it to make huge profits.
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If Apple really wants services to grow, it's walled garden might have to crack a little more.
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After all, China's government has largely walled off the country's internet from the rest of the world.
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And it means that consumers stay captive within the Netflix walled garden for significant amounts of time.
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The English word is a linguistic derivative of pairidaeza, an ancient Persian term for a walled garden.
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In a word, the "Nationalist International" envisions the world as a network of walled-but-friendly fortresses.
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It's a departure from Apple's "walled garden" strategy, where it only offers its services on Apple hardware.
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But here you were, iPhone user, thinking you were operating within the safety of Apple's walled garden.
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Lin's wife, Yang Zhen, told reporters in her family's walled compound she believed the confession was forced.
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Earlier this year, in a small, grey-walled storefront inside a very large mall in Torrance, Calif.
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The question is: is beautiful sound quality worth locking yourself even more tightly into a walled garden?
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When implants were first designed, they were initially all smooth-walled like a balloon, Dr. Johnson says.
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Austere and grey-walled, it sits amid rice fields and limestone peaks straight from a scroll painting.
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IN MOST of the world, the success of Apple's "walled garden" of proprietary software has two elements.
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The suite's entrance is hidden behind a walled main gateway, which is locked by a keypad system.
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Wonks in the sticks will be inspired by new ideas that walled-off capitals cannot conjure up.
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People in the Buddhafield didn't live in walled compounds or cut themselves off from the outside world.
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His vision of locking users into his own little walled-garden seems to be holding pretty steady.
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At the beginning of the movie he is walled-off and inscrutable, before the perspective gradually flips.
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Industria, a brick-walled event space in Manhattan's Meatpacking District, has been transformed into a Wakandan fantasia.
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I think they're sufficiently walled off from it, or thick-skinned enough that they don't really care.
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In the meantime, competitors (like Samsung's Tizen and LG's webOS) are slowly establishing their own walled gardens.
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Sign up to sit inside a tech platform walled garden and 'thems the breaks', as they say.
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"In all of the facilities, all of the restaurants have their own four-walled space," says Collins.
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Instead, it operates outside the walled gardens of IT with no rules and no official corporate supervision.
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Some people, like Owen, say that museums are walled gardens preventing outside scholars from accessing their collections.
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"This is a direct answer to the 'walled-garden' internet access that Facebook is providing," he said.
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You need to keep steady, but at the same time you don't want to seem 'walled off.
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Apple has erected a much more stringent, overtly exclusionary walled garden around its iPhone and iOS software.
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I work as a venture capitalist in a glass-walled office and wear dress shirts to work.
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Warlords-cum-politicians have appropriated Baghdad's finest palm groves, and carved its plushest neighbourhoods into walled enclaves.
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This leak-proof, double-walled, vacuum-sealed beverage container keeps hot drinks hot, and cold drinks cold.
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The assaults took place simultaneously in two areas near the Damascus gate of Jerusalem's walled old city.
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The Palestinians want East Jerusalem, which includes the walled Old City, as capital of a future state.
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It is vacuum-sealed and has a double-walled design to keep your coffee hot for hours.
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We opted for a romantic barbecue outdoors in our own little walled compound, lit by scattered candles.
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"I feel there's enough negativity, there's enough cynicism, there's enough walled garden and exclusionary behavior," he said.
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His approval ratings are abysmally low, and he is walled in by a morass of inconsistent promises.
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Both are 'walled gardens', meaning that they rather than the marketer effectively control the relationship with consumers.
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A spacious cupola above is walled with windows providing panoramic views of the ocean and Chamcook Mountain.
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Or the Woods who was walled off from the world and unnerved opponents just by showing up?
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During the Revolutionary War, the stone-walled barracks served as a military hospital specializing in smallpox inoculations.
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For Documenta13, he built a Danish modernist-looking cabin on the grounds, with a glass-walled cabana.
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The house also has a unfinished stone-walled basement and an unfinished attic under the wood gable.
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Callimachi: We're all inside one of these walled-in glass conference rooms in The New York Times.
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Ultimately, Riverside Boulevard will be extended to West 59th Street, opening flow in a walled-off corner.
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It's a spacious, elegant restaurant with a brick-walled main dining room, arched windows and starched linens.
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The clampdown extended beyond the walled gardens of social platforms to a wide array of online services.
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A glass-walled staircase leads to the lower level and its two additional bedrooms and media room.
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Inhabitants walk freely among the walled town's parklike grounds and live in housing units arranged by theme.
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An Irish immigrant handball star, Phil Casey, built the first walled handball court in Brooklyn in 205.
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People accuse Apple of wanting to smother the web in favor of a walled-garden App Store.
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While the mainland bourses serve China's vast domestic market, they remain largely walled off for international capital.
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Instead, the person said, those matters could be walled off without requiring access to other government secrets.
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Stainless Steel Double Walled Wine Glass With Lid Sometimes you want to take wine on the go.
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They returned to find their mud-walled home had been burned down, but no sign of Shiburu.
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That walled garden approach has helped it curate the best selection of stickers, many of which are paid.
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Kors went to extremes to ensure his and LaPere's glass-walled master bathroom was safe from prying eyes.
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The massacre took place in the walled enclosure of Jallianwala Bagh, which is still pocked with bullet marks.
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In a country called Germany, they have a road walled the Autobahn where you are allowed to haul.
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He was thought to be living in two walled courtyard homes at the end of a long alley.
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Advertisers would be smart to see how the open web compares as a medium to Facebook's walled garden.
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Meanwhile, a retrenchment from News Feed into more walled-off Groups and communities could exacerbate exposure to misinformation.
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Standing inside the piece offers a welcome break from the fair's necessarily clinical yet oppressively white-walled aesthetic.
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In 2013, top executives were consumed with the threat that Facebook's walled garden posed to Google, he said.
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The modern capital dates back to 22.1AD, when Fatimid conquerors commissioned a walled city to mark their triumph.
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As we've explained in the past, Facebook's Free Basics program creates a walled off internet for poor people.
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The dense, unique forest is mostly gone now, the perimeter walled off by a ten-foot high fence.
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Is the ability to install any app I want outside of an approved App Store walled garden necessary?
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"Our goal is not to build another walled garden," Epic Games Store Head Steve Allison said on stage.
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But that was before the walled gardens were built by BlackBerry (née RIM), Apple, Facebook, Google, and others.
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The road is narrow and walled in by a barrier on either side, so your options are limited.
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"Amazon Publishing Services is supporting the open internet, in contrast to other big tech walled gardens," he wrote.
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This puts some added pressure on Apple with regard to its walled garden approach to the App Store.
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But in his essay, Doctoroff dismissed the idea of a walled-off district separated from the wider city.
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She woke in their mud-walled home last October to find Moussa had hanged himself from the roof.
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He's also working on new decentralization technologies to try to break the grip of dominant digital walled gardens.
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The UN has deplored the recent destruction to the ancient, pre-Islamic walled city of Baraqish in Yemen.
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"The messengers are walled gardens so the only gate that you have will be our platform," Plante argues.
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The Althorp Estate was built in 1508, and spans about 13,000 acres surrounding its walled 500-acre park.
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Some market participants, he said, viewed the two as having established closed systems - also known as 'walled gardens'.
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Double-walled stainless steel keeps this special koozie colder than one that's surrounded by a traditional neoprene sleeve.
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From a coverage standpoint, it's as though the mouth is walled off from the rest of the body.
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The Grohe rainshower in the snug, glass-walled stall was a plus, though the towel warmer didn't work.
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Its bathroom, updated during renovations, has dual sinks and a partially walled nook, used for a vanity table.
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Central banks are walled off from day-to-day political concerns and granted authority over the money supply.
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The dining area and living room overlook a fish pond and the walled garden, decorated with large urns.
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"This is not meant to be some walled garden or something that's special just for Tesla," Musk said.
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Of course, the walled city of Cartagena shouldn't be missed, and is home to unparalleled food and culture.
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Marketers suggested that Amazon's move could make it less of a walled garden and more appealing to advertisers.
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OLD WESTBURY Talk and Tour: Roses, guided tour in the Rose Garden, Primrose Path and the Walled Garden.
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In the early 1780s, Lavoisier developed a triple-walled metal canister large enough to house a guinea pig.
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It's harder to make a defense for the company's stubborn insistence on making its own walled Android skins.
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Outdoor space: The brick-walled terrace is the same size as the living room: 18 by 14 feet.
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Suddenly, this goddess seems like any devoted daughter of a powerful, emotionally walled-off father, finally confessing everything.
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In a large, white-walled processing room, the animal is skinned, washed, stamped and placed in a cooler.
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But it beats on, fragilely, in packed little houses and tin-walled kiosks lit by a single bulb.
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It was an unusual sight: Facebook prided itself on open office plans and transparent, glass-walled conference rooms.
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Walking around the old walled city, it certainly seemed like the majority of men were consuming the leaf.
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The bedrooms have also beds for children and a roof terrace is walled for privacy from the neighbors.
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City workers crisscrossed the large blue-walled gathering room, on the first floor of Staten Island Borough Hall.
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"They're looking to deal less with the responsibility that is the walled garden, aka the platform," Grygiel said.
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The settlements are already walled off from the rest of the West Bank and entirely under Israeli control.
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They're isolated from one another, to one another; they exist in silos, walled off with no real exits.
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"I'm a racist," boasted Luciano, a farmer living outside the medieval walled town of Viterbo, north of Rome.
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Birds enter these thick-walled boxes through a hole at the bottom and can rest on perches inside.
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Most everything else is a single-family residence — shingled, stuccoed, glass-walled, flat-roofed, crenelated or gingerbread-trimmed.
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Leonardo's ghost lingers throughout the walled town (Mona Lisa cookies, anyone?), where contemporary artists have reinterpreted his vision.
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Outside the company's offices, a walled compound along a desert highway, trucks carrying coal rumbled down dusty roads.
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Soon enough, their expanding empire brought them into contact with another "technology" they'd never experienced before: walled cities.
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A glass-walled public auditorium would sit above the lobby and look onto the top of St. Patrick's.
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And as much as they'd like to create a walled garden, they know they can't do that entirely.
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But then Instagram came along — along with its walled garden approach that prevents links to elsewhere on the web.
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That means a heck of a lot more opportunities to take advantage of the feature than Apple's walled ecosystem.
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VMware's purpose is to allow a single server to house multiple virtual computers, each walled off from the others.
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In fact, it plays into a concept I've heard several times in conversations around this piece: the walled garden.
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And if it is allowed to proceed through the courts, it could mean the end of Apple's walled garden.
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Russia's ability to operate an internet that is walled off from the global internet is so far largely theoretical.
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According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, rebels have withdrawn from the area around an ancient, walled citadel.
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Guarded watch towers overlook the four corners of the high-walled compound in the heart of a residential neighborhood.
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"Our system is not — and never will be — an entry gate into a walled garden," writes CEO Patrick Spence.
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This means they can be lightweight and use materials economically, especially compared to a walled building of similar size.
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With this early photo-sharing idea, Reggie and Evan imagined a walled garden for couples to share intimate photos.
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Get around annoying restrictionsWhen you buy an iOS device, you're resigning to Apple's walled garden, for better or worse.
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The deaths of those trapped in a burning maze, with access to beaches walled off, has shocked the country.
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Walled gardens often limit free speech, as Facebook's sometimes ham-fisted attempts to police its social network have shown.
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Their aim has been commercial: to keep users within "walled gardens" where it is easier to sell them services.
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Its "walled-garden approach", however, didn't sit well with the Indian government, which banned the initiative earlier this year.
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The e-retailer faces a tall task in disrupting the traditionally walled garden that is the U.S. shipping industry.
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It also digitally walled off the entire province of Xinjiang after violent protests there that spread via the internet.
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And when Mr Klein controlled for GDP per head, the statistical distinction between gated and walled countries mostly disappeared.
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Israel captured East Jerusalem, including the walled Old City and the Aqsa compound, in the 1967 Middle East war.
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Imgur's momentum comes at a time when an increasing amount of image sharing is taking place in walled gardens.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhisper it quietly, but a few holes are starting to appear in Apple's walled garden: AirPlay on TVs.
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In Facebook's "walled garden" there is only Facebook content posted by your Facebook friends, so why venture anywhere else?
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Looking to the west, towards Europe, the old walled city is still capped by multiple domes and spiky minarets.
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Despite Facebook's best efforts, some internet content continues to be created and consumed outside of the company's walled garden.
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Chakma's parents survived, but an elderly neighbor, Gunamala Chakma, succumbed to the flames that engulfed her mud-walled home.
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His visit will include sight-seeing in Jerusalem's walled Old City, which houses major Christian, Jewish and Muslim shrines.
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The two men met at a Christmas party in 1988 and discovered their mutual fascination with the Walled City.
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"The walled gardens have basically forced adtech vendors and marketers to look at TV as the savior," he said.
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It is pleasant to hear talk of wearables, walled gardens and disruptive beverages in between updates about mass deportation.
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The other half is spent in Tokyo, in a centuries-old wooden house set in a lush walled garden.
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Another bedroom, a few steps up from the great room, opens to a walled back patio with a fountain.
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Walled enclosures became less useful once men invented explosives to blow them up and airplanes to fly over them.
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Tmall Global, Alibaba's walled garden for foreign retailers, hosts only 14,500 foreign brands at present, according to Alibaba data.
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The Venn team sits in a separate, walled-off environment with the software running on an independent public cloud.
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It's just not a town that travelers come to if they are looking for all-inclusive, walled-off resorts.
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Roxanne Vogel sleeps every night in a plastic-walled tent that is low on oxygen and high on nitrogen.
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Charles walled off a Spain drive, forcing an errant pass that Moore gathered and turned with down the court.
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"China is walled off except for economic interaction," said Patrick Gathara, a cartoonist at The Daily Nation in Nairobi.
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Nga Tsin Wai Tsuen, Hong Kong's last walled village, will be demolished to make way for a new development.
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Taking a hard right at the front door brings you to a glass-walled corridor opening to three bedrooms.
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Consented financial data is another big draw for companies, and any data that sits inside "walled gardens," said Sweeney.
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We also have a deep dive into how China's walled-off internet, widely predicted to fail, has instead thrived.
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Your starting area is walled off by impassable rivers, meaning that at least half of your island is unavailable.
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The 15th-century walled city of Ahmedabad, the capital of the Gujarat state of India, also made the list.
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From there, a door leads to a kitchen that flows into a 26526-square-foot glass-walled family room.
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It walled off the New Haven city core, and was attractive neither to city dwellers nor to repenting suburbanites.
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The Miller-Peeterses are shown performing everyday tasks — pinning photos to a wall, cooking — inside a glass-walled house.
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The glass-walled building Mr. Sriniwasan sits in, in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla complex, was built by a finance company.
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The other answer is that we've had a decade of white-walled minimalism and now everyone's sick of it.
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He is walled off from any business or investment decisions and has no idea or knowledge of these activities.
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That loft building is now hemmed on all sides by glass-walled skyscrapers that form the Hudson Yards development.
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"People don't get their own states walled off for them," said Jeff Weaver, a top strategist to Mr. Sanders.
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The front door, on the second level, opens to a long, glass-walled foyer fronting an internal stone courtyard.
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Pinto hired a lawyer, Aníbal Pinto, who works out of a glass-walled office on the outskirts of town.
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Yet this refuge necessarily implies exclusion—after all, the term pairidaeza derives from the words for "walled" and "around".
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This walled-off approach contributes to the overarching problem of scattered, disconnected resources preventing warriors from receiving holistic support.
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The White House previously walled off certain topics that the House Intelligence Committee could ask certain witnesses last year.
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Becky Suss's paintings at Jack Shainman Gallery boldly usher the quiet comforts of home into the white-walled space.
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That's because whenever one media player owns/starts/controls its own streaming service, it turns into a walled garden.
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A queer dance party walled off a security checkpoint to the inauguration A queer dance party walled off a security checkpoint to the inauguration Some Donald Trump supporters who woke up bright and early in D.C. on Friday encountered an unexpected scene on their way to the inauguration: a queer dance party.
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After 38 days on the run, Cummins and Elizabeth were found living in a four-walled shelter in Northern California.
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Sophie's, the hotel's top-floor, glass-walled restaurant with a modern Italian menu, has sweeping views of the Dublin skyline.
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Open-plan offices and glass-walled conference rooms promote transparency, but they also make it impossible to conduct business privately.
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It also has a double-walled thermal carafe, so you can have a piping hot cup when you wake up.
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In other words, you're stuck in Fitbit's walled garden—great if you like it, not-so-great if you don't.
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" Trump went on to mention Arizona, which he claimed was "bracing for a massive surge at a NON-WALLED area.
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After 38 days on the run, Cummins and Thomas were found living in a four-walled shelter in Northern California.
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A wall decorated with security cameras and slingshots is seen in the bar area of the The Walled Off Hotel.
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Some feared Facebook would absorb so much content behind its walled garden that the web itself could be at risk.
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They stand protecting a stone-walled institution that in the polar tones of the image is glaring in its whiteness.
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In each walled-off section, ten prisoners or so mill around in a communal area with steel tables bolted down.
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In the early 1970s, Mr. Eklund rented the brick-walled basement of that building as a Super-8 film studio.
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Free Basics was essentially a walled garden in which Facebook and the telecom providers selected which websites people could visit.
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He is a native of Derbent, Dagestan, an ancient walled town in the North Caucasus, on the border with Azerbaijan.
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This walled-off behavior changed only slightly when she gave her first network news interview to Megyn Kelly Sunday night.
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But for anyone who worries about internet monopolies and walled gardens, it could be a canary in a coal mine.
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The 60-year-old farmer rears 4,000 pigs in a brick-walled compound in Shunyi district, some 20013km from Beijing.
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Although you can't expect to keep people locked inside your walled garden forever or things start to get pretty dystopic.
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Gone is the walled garden, and I can't wait to see other extension types appear in iOS 11 and later.
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It was closed-shop, walled-garden software production, and it paid off with a great degree of polish and refinement.
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Play in our walled garden and we'll keep you safe from the data-grabbing, attention-hogging Facebooks of the world.
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When I go there, that red-walled cathedral of dreams, I buy dozens of products and items for my apartment.
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Apple's walled garden approach to its app store means you're less likely to get fooled buying a knock-off game.
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Around him, other mothers, some wearing black niqabs, sit on benches holding their babies in the small bamboo-walled centre.
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A stone-walled staircase leads to the second floor, which has two bedrooms with en-suite baths, each partly tiled.
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I head to black-walled converted garage and queer-friendly space Limewharf in east London one Tuesday evening after work.
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The room was completely bare and white walled with just a single 1U rack unit in the middle of it.
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Here's how to pull it off: Location: Find a white-walled cave or space with ceilings reaching to the sky.
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Case in point: Peter's somewhat fluid plan to run a marathon in the minuscule walled enclave that is Vatican City.
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Today, we have near-monopolies, walled garden services; the mobile internet is metered and expensive; and copyright is vigorously enforced.
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Walled in stone, they are typically six to nine feet wide (two to three meters) and lie below street level.
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In any scenario, the setting of Kowloon Walled City is worth revisiting, a place that was genuinely stranger than fiction.
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I take a pint into the cramped walled garden, and the bleep of a reversing truck cuts through the chatter.
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ALONE and in silence, Sören Schindler sits in a white-walled conference room in Munich for six hours a day.
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Sweeney argued that Microsoft is turning the PC into a walled garden and that game developers must fight against it.
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THE Kremlin's political nature resembles its physical structure: a walled fortress whose interior is invisible to those on the outside.
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Glass-walled observation cars also bookend the train, lending riders full views of the forest and coastline while en route.
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It might even make the argument that building a higher walled garden equals higher security and reliability for its customers.
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Nick even ended up in a walled-off enclave that could have been a sister city to Terminus or Alexandria.
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It's a recipe she also repeats in her dark-walled office, where color-coded bookshelves provide a playful bright spot.
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It's a walled-in compound with multiple outbuildings, and there was a gate facing to the north with an arch.
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Indeed, the people who created a kind of infrastructure in the Walled City have some of the most intriguing stories.
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Retreating fighters have mustered at the Ouagadougou Center, a cavernous, marble-walled conference hall turned religious pulpit and weapons store.
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The birds live in sealed solid-walled sheds, hundreds of thousands per building, under computerized lights and climate-controlled ventilation.
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Pavlovsky's colleagues laughed at his choice of address: by then, fashionable Kremlin apparatchiks lived in walled-off mansions outside town.
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Outside, Leno and his guests can relax in the walled garden or take a dip in the ocean-facing pool.
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By contrast, The Times can feel imperial, walled off from its audience, and not too keen on getting any closer.
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The backhouse, which was rented out by the Weismans, has a fireplace and a private entrance through a walled courtyard.
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Its glass-walled exterior, with Southwestern-like tiles and a somewhat ostentatious sign, feels a little too polished and proper.
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The Monza site has three tracks, all within the confines of the walled park, so redesign possibilities have been limited.
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The border between the two countries is almost 2,000 miles long, and 700 of those are walled or fenced off.
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We cannot depend on a foreign refuge, a refuge that is, ironically, walled against another people's legitimate claims to freedom.
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The anonymous ID makes Amazon less of a so-called "walled garden" than companies like Facebook and Google, he said.
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Not far from downtown, a nonprofit group is recreating a Spanish colonial walled garden like the ones Father Kino built.
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At the walled compound, imams visit to teach the detainees moderate Islam, countering the radical preaching of Boko Haram fighters.
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Then Lozada and Timochenko left to celebrate with a few friends in a walled parking lot, encircled by their bodyguards.
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Based on the Orpheus and Eurydice myth, it is set in a walled underground city in grim, post-apocalyptic times.
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But he thinks that any platform that tries to build a walled economic garden around creativity is destined to fail.
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Still, there were a few remaining spheres of humanity walled off to automation, like art, music, and comedy — until now.
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From the paver stone driveway, a portico leads to a large glass-walled foyer at the core of the house.
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S'well bottles are made with triple walled stainless steel that keeps beverages cold for 24 hours and hot for 12.
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The large master bathroom includes a double vanity, a glass-walled walk-in shower and a free-standing soaking tub.
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Its walled port city of Cartagena bursts with color — think fruit sellers, and merchants making bags woven in neon hues.
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President Trump owns a property there, Le Château des Palmiers, a walled waterfront estate that is currently up for sale.
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Vina Thien Tran and Michael James Stanish were married July 28 at the Walled Garden in Mellon Park in Pittsburgh.
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The new restaurant, which can seat up to 23, occupies the multistory brick-walled space that was Fiamma, then Costata.
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Nobody answered the bell at the walled property, but a peek inside revealed a zebra, a peacock, turtles and roosters.
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Certainly if you compare the internet 14 years ago to what it is now, everything is a proprietary walled garden.
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A walled garden — where records only get traded within one hospital system — can encourage patients to stick with those providers.
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Finding the lane leading up to the walled garden too narrow, they dismounted, marched to the ground and opened fire.
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While others have cropped up around town, it's hard to beat the bar's shady, walled-off courtyard and lively atmosphere.
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Our room included a glass-walled bathroom with a white subway-tile shower that was fully visible from the bed.
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Sensitively and with subtle switches in tone, Nicola Guaglianone's screenplay builds flesh, faith and family into a multi-walled prison.
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Boiler rooms are cold-call centers for stocks, where men in bare-walled offices put the screws on unsophisticated marks.
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Once, the ability to unlock data from the so-called walled gardens of Google and Facebook was an advertiser's dream.
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Wrapped around the thick-walled sides of the center, a perforated aluminum skin will act as both shade and insulation.
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The driveway has an open-air parking area as well as a walled entrance to an attached two-car garage.
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Our bedroom opened to a large deck from two areas, which was fully walled off from other villas and rooms.
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It was walled in ivy, and at the center stood an old tree hung with jewels and other memento mori.
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Sitting in his glass-walled office overlooking Park Avenue, he said he had a buyer but wouldn't identify the person.
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The introduction of walled ecosystems like Apple Arcade (and bundle subscription packages in general) makes the calculus a lot harder.
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The introduction of walled ecosystems like Apple Arcade (and bundle subscription packages in general) makes that calculus a lot harder.
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All this data targeting could make listeners uneasy, as can a walled garden approach to the typically open podcast market.
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Taking place in its Victorian walled garden, the event will include cooking demonstrations, talks and a market featuring area restaurants.
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That inspired the design of her glass-walled gallery, now to be her home away from her New York home.
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The 12-ounce bottle is made of double-walled stainless steel and has a BPA-free plastic lid and straw.
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The AIF's director, Tommaso Di Ruzza, was among several Vatican officials who were subsequently barred from entering the walled city.
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The work was unveiled this past weekend at the artist's Walled Off Hotel, which overlooks Israel's separation wall around Bethlehem.
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The walled city of Baku, parts of which date back to the 12th century, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Mounted in a long, white-walled space, the show suggests a simulated snowstorm: the artificial version of a natural whiteout.
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It is a partly man-made, not-quite Olympic-size lagoon walled with volcanic rock over which the Pacific spills.
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While Parolil's section is silent — his patient is under sedation — loud squawks emanate from another of the glass-walled rooms.
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"It feels like we're being walled in and it's out of control and the neighborhood can't handle it," Irwin said.
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With five bedrooms, large glass-walled living areas and a 50-foot swimming pool, it cost less than $1 million.
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He warned against another walled garden however, where marketers embrace a new platform but struggle to control data around customers.
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Meanwhile, Iraq's politicians squabble, largely confined to the Green Zone, the walled city within a city occupying the core of Baghdad.
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Inside, a half-dozen young scientists work in a glass-walled lab to the sounds of whirring ventilation and soft jazz.
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In the streets around, some shop fronts had been walled in with concrete blocks after their metal shutters had been smashed.
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Everyone ElseIt's difficult to estimate how big the #DeleteFacebook movement is, or how many users have actually abandoned Zuckerberg's walled garden.
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Palestinians seek East Jerusalem, including the walled Old City with its holy sites, as the capital of their own future state.
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People stand outside The Walled Off Hotel, which was opened by street artist Banksy, in the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
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Initially, the kitchen was a walled-off room in the middle of the house with no windows and only a skylight.
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DR JAMES DARKE, a retired teacher of literature who collects first editions of Dickens, has walled himself off from the world.
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The Sultan's Palace comes with 2503 towers, a throne room, walled gardens, lair and dungeons and is set over two floors.
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But what happens when questionable news sources enter the walled and manicured gardens of Google, Facebook, and Apple's proprietary publishing systems?
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It's completely walled off for privacy — Nixon allegedly built the 1,500-foot wall — and is hidden behind three sets of gates.
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She was the lone person working a bamboo-walled roadside stand halfway between Tocumen International Airport and the sunbaked Azuero Peninsula.
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It builds on regulations that have already been implemented in Europe, and it speaks to serious concerns about online walled gardens.
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That built plenty of know-how that was then ready to shoot as the distribution was freed (walled garden -> App Store).
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North Korea's economy was already broken, having been walled off from most international trade since the end of the Cold War.
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Benfica, a Portuguese club, uses a 360-degree "football room", walled by LED lights, to train players in over 100 scenarios.
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At its height, The Kowloon Walled City, which was demolished in 1993, was perhaps the most dystopian portrait of urban living.
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Photo: Andy YeungThen again, so was the Kowloon Walled City at the height of its obscenely dense and crime-ridden history.
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Photo: Wikicommons / Ian LambotIt was the inspiration for endless science fiction stories, but the Kowloon Walled City was a real place.
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They saw traditional Moroccan arts and crafts on display in the walled public garden amid exotic plants, flowers and fruit trees.
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Governments throughout the world are increasingly restricting immigration, imposing high tariffs, censoring foreign ideas and turning their countries into walled fortresses.
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Each of the bottles is triple walled and vacuum insulated to keep beverages cold for 24 hours and hot for 12.
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Amazon's also been tweaking the software, moving from a walled content OS to open Android and now offering something in-between.
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But there's still a dedicated community out there that works to circumvent Apple's walled garden and make their iPhones their own.
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This begs the question: Will other companies with significant first party data join Facebook and Google as the third walled garden?
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The Caros sat at those tables, together but walled apart by towers of boxes and papers, intent on turning every page.
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Photo: GettyResearchers have successfully beefed up the delicate thread of the silkworm by feeding them graphene, or single-walled carbon nanotubes.
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The result is a series of competing walled gardens that look almost nothing like the idealized internet we started out with.
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In this post are pictures by MTL taken inside and around the Walled Off Hotel, including of Israel's West Bank barrier.
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Apple created a very successful business by building a walled garden, with the charge of admission being buying an Apple device.
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We need more normalized codes of conduct, thoughtfully walled space, visual partitions, alcoves, private work rooms, and vastly more sound suppression.
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Every time I watched it, I was walled off, it was like another brick that came between me and my wife.
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First off, while Apple's walled garden approach may work for its family-friendly app store, it's awful for the smart home.
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The ruling could have widespread implications for other tech companies that operate similarly walled-off online storefronts, an expert says. 5.
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It's a walled off area and completely optional, with the difficulty — and quality of the loot — increasing as you venture north.
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The game's "Dark Zone" is a large, freely explorable chunk of midtown Manhattan that's been walled off due to heavy contamination.
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It was walled off from the rest of the network and rate-limited so it couldn't participate in any DDoS attacks.
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Instead of a walled entertainment garden, mobile VR could feel like a real operating system, even if it's a limited one.
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But a walled city can be dangerous, and in the mid-19th century, the Città Alta experienced a serious cholera epidemic.
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Pterosaur bones were hollow and thin-walled, which made great skeletons for flying — but not so much for preservation through millennia.
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Twenty-five technicians in a dozen glass-walled labs use computers to test ingredients for contaminants, from pesticides to heavy metals.
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"Walled kitchen gardens are a peculiarly English phenomena," explains the estate architect Argus Hardy, who has worked in conjunction with Wilkie.
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But advertising execs worried that the acquisition would make Roku more of a walled garden for ad buying, measurement and targeting.
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Mezze rigatoni, made with just semolina flour and water, is extruded in a glass-walled cube, visible from the dining room.
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Tcherassi Hotel + Spa The Colombian fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi is opening her second hotel within the historic walled district of Cartagena.
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I traveled to Cartagena and the best part of the trip had nothing to do with the popular ancient walled city
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Facing south, the glass-walled room gets morning sun year round (for warmer weather there is a huge, umbrella-shaded terrace).
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The space, with 16-foot-high ceilings, has 90 feet of glass-walled frontage wrapping around the prow of the building.
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Located on the island of Tierra Bomba, it's a 30 minute speedboat ride from the beating pulse of Cartagena's walled city.
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Amazon and Roku are known to be so-called "walled gardens" that limit the amount of data that advertisers can access.
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The same glass-walled Miami mansion has starred in both Rihanna's "Needed Me" music video and 2016's "War Dogs" film.
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The walled city of Jaipur dates back to 1727 and is known for its public squares, ochre color, and grid shape.
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It makes sense that as those walls are cracking, that first walled-off trauma is going to be bubbling back up.
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As Hutchinson stood near a desk in one of the dealership's glass walled offices, the two bounty hunters approached, handguns drawn.
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The Walled Off Hotel, like my music, is welcome to people from all sides of the conflict and across the world.
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Two guards blocked me from entering the walled town, which is how I learned that only women could enter the town.
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The researchers used a visible green-light laser, since glass-walled buildings use filtered glass that blocks ultraviolet rays and infrared.
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We want to effectively connect all of the walled garden experiences in a digital point solution and not create more fragmentation.
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The assigned pickup location was a small room walled in orchids growing on what looked like a maze of tree roots.
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As I wrote in my preview of iOS 10, Apple is breaking down its walled garden and adding extension points everywhere.
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Your bedroom—white-walled, wooden-floored—smells of patchouli, sandalwood, and the atomized zing of a thousand long and lusty nights.
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She had never before left her home village, Peliatan, with its small, mud-walled houses surrounded by bright green rice fields.
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Other design features include a two-level glass-walled gathering space midway up with an auditorium for screenings or other events.
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It occupies a series of about 10 tiny glass-walled shops on the second floor of a mall in Manhattan's Chinatown.
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More than a dozen people, most of them young women, sat in folding chairs in the store's black-walled event space.
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As Killi rolls out new integrations for financial data and walled gardens, users can enable data collection and earn more dividends.
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A seemingly simple rectangular box, with a hidden concrete walled exterior, its roof is cantilevered from a traditional Japanese beam structure.
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Apple wants to encourage users to adopt Apple's payment services and, in doing so, have more difficulty leaving Apple's walled garden.
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Made from double-walled, vacuum-insulated stainless steel, the Table Top French Press is built to perform nicely at the campsite.
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Their nonappearance opened up space to observe Guild Hall's brick-walled garden, planted with hydrangeas, which are such lovely, dependable flowers.
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In early 2009 Mr. Buttigieg was spending his days, and many nights, in a glass-walled conference room in suburban Toronto.
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Beer Steins: Set of 2 The colder the beer, the better, and these double-walled insulated beer steins will prove it.
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I disagree with most of Apple's corporate philosophies on recycling, repair, and its walled-garden, monopolistic approach to the App Store.
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The teenager, Asrar Ahmed Khan, had just finished playing cricket in a narrow, brick-walled lane on the evening of Aug.
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The modest town is just west of the base in a network of tan-walled compounds surrounded by green grape vineyards.
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Last year, he was given a brick house with a walled yard in a specially built village of about 1,000 homes.
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In the morning, the sun rose over the mountains, but for hours the high-walled valley remained shaded and bitterly cold.
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The community was proud and close-knit, though it was literally walled off from a white neighborhood by a concrete border.
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While both Home and Echo integrate with a large variety of outside services, they're becoming walled gardens against each other's content.
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He described a walled settlement, large enough to have once housed 30,000 people, that was festooned with elaborate carvings of monkeys.
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Vanity Fair erected an elaborate glass-walled shelter, but attendees noticed that it lacked the clubby atmosphere of the Sunset Tower.
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There are lookout towers and walled fortresses, placid farmhouse settlements and destroyed cities that exist in a permanent state of rubble.
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The company's product ecosystem is already, notoriously a "walled garden" — difficult for developers to play with, impossible for users to customize.
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But there is a desire in us that cannot be walled off or drained by the expectation of an execution date.
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LeWitt's drawings cover high-walled gallery after high-walled gallery, while Serra claims an entire floor for four of his torqued ellipses; a fifth, boat-shaped steel sculpture fills a gallery upstairs, while two black oilstick drawings run the length of a room, and 45 lead maquettes for the torqued ellipses populate a long, low table.
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The company faced significant backlash in India for a walled-garden program that provided free access to only Facebook-selected content partners.
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The border is a region, and the people who are living there don't particularly want to be walled off from each other.
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But he'll also provide a rebuttal against arguments for a more walled-off continent, insisting Europe works better as a joint power.
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This looks a lot like Facebook's attempt to push publishers into the same kind of walled garden they built with Instant Articles.
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The first one, from 1924, allows that any "small cylindrical smooth-walled vessel having an imperforate bottom and side wall" would work.
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Photo: Gizmodo Apple's iOS is a walled garden that gives the company total control over what can be done with its device.
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Their mud-walled hut with its roof of reeds and old sacks allows daylight to stream in, as well the spring rains.
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But mobile games have attracted millions of new gamers, and there's profit to be had from expanding beyond the Nintendo walled garden.
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A deal was made between wildlife officials and the Kenyan government, according to the Guardian, that the track would be walled off.
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Xie tells me they're hoping to transition to a usage-based free model rather than one that leaves certain features pay-walled.
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On the early road to fertility, I was so closed off to my wants that my imagination became a walled-off city.
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Decentralized blockchain solutions are vastly more democratic, and more technically compelling, than the hermetically sealed, walled-garden, Stack-ruled internet of today.
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The boycott also represented the latest instance of growing tensions between advertisers and the giant walled-garden platforms that dominate the web.
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It's great cause, but because Helix is a walled garden, Mayo participants won't be able to access the rest of their data.
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Israeli police had heightened their presence throughout Jerusalem's walled old city to prevent any clashes from breaking out, the police spokesman said.
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Rolling clouds make shadows on the distant foothills, which are walled-off from the cracking earth by a line of sage brush.
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Buying and relying on the HomePod then becomes an act of acquiescence to the more radical ends of Apple's walled garden philosophy.
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Having walled himself off from the minority voters who will comprise some 30% of the electorate, Trump can ill afford that loss.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: GizmodoThe walled garden Apple uses to meticulously control every element of the iPhone can really suck.
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In Hong Kong, there used to be a place called Kowloon Walled City, which was the most densely populated place on Earth.
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But of course, much like the arena in The Hunger Games, Facebook's walled garden is an environment entirely under its own control.
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With five bedrooms and more than eight bathrooms, the stunning glass-walled home boasts an outdoor fireplace, vanished edge pool and spa.
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Luckily with Apple and Google so rooted in their walled garden native app stores, they have less incentive to make browsers better.
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The bunker – which he allegedly spent five years building – had a bathroom, small kitchen and walled "exercise yard" hidden from outside view.
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Facebook also has billions of users already integrated into its walled garden, which could conceivably allow creators to reach far larger audiences.
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It comes with a 72-ounce mixing container and a 24-ounce double-walled tumbler cup for more personal and portable blends.
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And Hungary has walled itself off from the masses of mostly Muslim refugees and migrants who came to Europe last year {nL8N1B70LK}.
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It was software that opened up a whole world of creative pursuits while also insisting that you work within Apple's walled garden.
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Quinn, for example, is essentially a short escape-the-room game set in a walled-off corner of the Tribeca Interactive gallery.
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The industry has generally been putting pressure on "walled gardens," or tech firms, to be more transparent about their data and metrics.
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The Saudi Arabian embassy in Istanbul is a walled compound with the main building apparently set some distance back from the entrance.
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Copycat designs have arisen, as they always do, but the MacBook's biggest impact so far has been within Apple's walled-in ecosystem.
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However, some agencies worry that too much ad-tech consolidation will only strengthen the walled gardens of Facebook, Google, and media companies.
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Ever since, she has been largely confined to her high-walled family compound — in which she has secretly, and perilously, educated herself.
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Jumpshot collects data on which websites people go to, including walled gardens like Amazon, Walmart, and Netflix, and sells it to marketers.
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She then drives an hour north to a small coastal city, arriving at a walled compound where she's taken refuge since November.
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With just a few straight-backed chairs inside the small brick-walled waiting area, Royal Rib House is only a temporary hangout.
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Amazon has been criticized by advertisers as a walled garden akin to Facebook and Google because it shares limited data with advertisers.
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As we looked around stone-walled pens teeming with sheep, she passed on stories of her ancestors' harsh lives and early deaths.
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Designed to reflect the majesty of the emperor, the vast walled complex consists of over 90 palaces and courtyards of varying significance.
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